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dmv930 on 12.6.2010




Easy, quick, tasty, and folks think you really slaved over them! I found it was easier to roll out on a piece of way paper then flip them onto the parchment – it contained the mess.
Anna D on 12.7.2010




So good. My last batch is still in the oven and I’ve already eaten too much. This recipe is perfect for the roasted garlic hummus we have leftover! I didn’t have parchment paper, so I used foil and baked it around 7 minutes and it was great!
zoedawn on 12.8.2010




Oh my goodness! So good! My 3-year-old daughter’s words: This stuff if wary good, Mom! I agree.
Changes: I used sprouted whole wheat bread flour, halved the salt, and used 2 t freshly ground black pepper. Delicious!
Melissa on 12.9.2010




So yummy! I second the comment by dmv930, I finished rolling them out on the piece of parchment, so I didn’t have to transfer. And mine got done about two minutes early (but I’m at 6500 ft elevation) The only change I’ll make next time is to have two baking sheets ready in the oven, my kids were eating these faster than I could bake them!
katief1002 on 12.31.2010




THIS. IS. AMAZING. Just whipped up a batch to go with some homemade roasted red pepper hummus for a NYE get together and for a bowl game tomorrow, and I’m not sure any of it will last until then! It is soooooo delicious an goes perfectly with hummus!
sfrazier on 1.7.2011




These were delicious! Mine cooked pretty fast as well, about 7 minutes. I think next time I would reduce the amount of fresh black pepper. I used a pastry mat for these which significantly reduces the amount of flour needed when you roll them out and makes transferring a breeze. If you don’t own one, this recipe is the perfect excuse to buy one.
bcows11 on 1.11.2011




I made mine with whole wheat pastry flour and they produced a very tender, flakey cracker. Made a huge tupperware container and my family ate them up within a few days. Good just by themselves. Next time I will try regular whole wheat flour.
veemahree on 1.21.2011




These are fantastic. I love the flaky texture. And like other commenters have said, it goes very well with hummus. I left out the black pepper because I am not a fan. I rolled out the dough between two sheets of wax paper and that worked like a charm; I was able to get the rounds nice and thin, just the way I liked them. I baked on a pizza stone and I think that caused them to bake faster; mine were done in 7 minutes. You better believe I’m making these again!
sdjenn on 7.3.2011




Made this recipe yesterday–I used half regular olive oil and half meyer lemon olive oil (note to self, add olive oil to shopping list!) I also sprinkled some parmesan cheese on top prior to baking. SOOOO good. Took some to a neighbor and she about died. Also, way addictive. Definitely will be making again.
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Ellasnanna on 12.6.2010
I just made this, it is SO good, my sis and I are always trying to find ” that perfect recipe ” for crackers , we don’t have to look anymore. We LOVED this. Thank you so much for sharing
culinarycapers on 12.10.2010
Thanks for the reviews and comments!
love all your changes and ideas… the sprouted wheat flour sounds awsome! black pepper and rosemary were born to be together
all purpose white gives very tender crackers, white bread flour is easier to roll and transfer but makes a little sturdier cracker.
whole wheat flour, rice flour, etc will make it harder to get really thin and the dough will be more brittle, so rolling on the parchment paper is a perfect solution!
cadia on 1.14.2011
I made these yesterday using the recipe exactly. They are so light and flakey!
I did make one change in the rolling process: Take a piece of plastic wrap; Dampen the counter or bread board with a bit of water; Place dough ( one of the 8 pieces) on the plastic; Place another piece of plastic wrap over; Roll out the dough between the 2 pieces (no additional flour needed!); Pull off the top plastic; Place the parchment paper over the dough; Peel the bottom plastic up and flip leaving the dough on the parchment, then oil and salt as above and then “frisbee” the dough on parchment onto the pan in the oven.No mess and easy to roll out!
sweetesttooth on 2.4.2011
I made this recipe a few weeks ago for a work potluck. Everybody raved about them and I had to pass on the recipe to several people! This worked out very well, thank you!
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